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And in today’s vidblog I mention:
- Blog Marketing by Jeremy Wright
- Blogging for Business by Shel Holtz and Ted Demopoulos
- Badger Dan’s subdomain challenge
- Paull Young’s 100th blogpost
See you tomorrow, and remember: communicate with passion!
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Lee, thanks for the shoutout! Much appreciated.
Wow, a naming choice so bad it has two levels. The thought of “baiter” struck me whilst I had the cursor hovering over the continue button.
Nice vidblog Lee (now with added titles, beaty intro and editing wipes). Shows off not only your creative nature but your efforts towards continual improvement as well.
Not bad, Hopkins … not bad. But still, in my own very biased opinion, it doesn’t come close to third video podcast/blog effort — http://www.bryper.com/2006/08/26/video-podcast-3-%e2%80%94-attracting-advertisers-through-niche-content/ — My cute-as-a-button daughter lends a helping hand, too…
But in all seriousness, mate, keep up the great work, and we’ll keeping pushing each other. There’s just no telling the heights we’ll reach with our videos!
–Bryan Person
Blog: Bryper.com
Podcast: NewCommRoad.com
Wow, Lee, thank you very, very much! I’m honored to get that kind of review, really glad the book helped you and your clients!
Lee,
Thanks for the kind words about Blogging for Business!
I agree about Jeremy’s book as well — superb
Ted
Hey everyone — thanks for the very kind comments.
Jeremy: a review copy of your next book, please, but your last (Blog Marketing) should be on everyone’s bookshelf, it’s that good. I can’t tell you how many individual pages I have also photocopied, highlighted and sent off to folks. Fab book, mate!
Ted: I know I’m already on your ‘review copy’ list, but mate, like Jeremy’s book, I would have bought it anyway. It’s a down-to-earth, no hype, calm and rational look at ‘how to do it’ and why. Fantastic work!
BadgerDan: Amusingly, I never thought of the different pronunciation that ‘beta’ has (kind of like the two ways of saying ‘data’). “Beater” and “Baiter” have such emotive connotations — mate, I bet you’d get a hailstorm of traffic!! LOL
Bryan: Nothing beats beautiful ballerinas, mate! I can’t top that!!
Paull: heart-felt shout-out, mate! You’ve been a great addition to the PR blogosphere.